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1. Functions of a Complex Variable
1.1 Complex Numbers and Variables
1.2 Conjugate Coordinates
1.3 Analytic Functions
1.4 Real and Imaginary Parts of Analytic Functions
1.5 Taylor Series
1.6 Multi-valued Functions
1.7 2D Vectors and Vector Operators
1.8 Line Integrals
1.9 Divergence Theorem in 2D
1.10 Curl Theorem in 2D
1.11 Divergence and Curl Theorems in Conjugate Coordinates
1.12 Cauchy’s First Integral Theorem
1.13 Cauchy’s Second Integral Theorem
1.14 Laurent Series
1.15 Classification of Singularities
1.16 The Residue Theorem
1.17 Green’s Identities in 2D
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2. Electrostatics
2.1 Coulomb’s Law
2.2 Electric Field Intensity
2.3 Electric Fields of Dipoles and Multipoles
2.4 Continuous Charge Distributions
2.5 Gauss’s Law in 2D
2.6 Polarization
2.7 Maxwell’s Equations
2.8 Boundary Conditions
2.9 Electrostatic Potential
2.10 Complex Potential
2.11 Complex Potential for a Dipole
2.12 Complex Potential for a Double Layer
2.13 Transforming Poisson’s Equation into Laplace’s Equation
2.14 Equipotential Contours
2.15 Lines of Force
2.16 Field Maps
2.17 Gauss’s Law for Inhomogeneous Mediums
2.18 Dielectric Boundary Conditions for ф
2.19 Uniqueness Theorem
2.20 Conductors and Insulators
2.21 Capacitance
2.22 Method of Curvilinear Squares
2.23 Energy in the Electrostatic Field
2.24 Green’s Reciprocation Theorem
2.25 Induced Charges on Grounded Conductors
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3. Line Charges
3.1 The Complex Potential Plane
3.2 Single Line Charge
3.3 Two Line Charges
3.4 ф for Conductor Boundary in Parametric Form 104
3.5 Green’s Function
3.6 Method of Images and Green’s Functions
3.7 Green’s Function for a Conductive Cylinder
3.8 Green’s Function for a Conductive Plane
3.9 Green’s Function for Two Conducting Planes
3.10 Ray Tracing for Planar Dielectric Boundaries
3.11 Ray Tracing for Planar Conductor Boundaries
3.12 Ray Tracing for Planar Line of Force Boundaries
3.13 Ray Tracing for Multiple Planar Boundaries
3.14 1D Array of Line Charges
3.15 2D Array of Line Charges
3.16 Line Charge Between a Grounded Cylinder and a Floating Cylinder
3.17 Line Charge Between Two Grounded Concentric Cylinders
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4. Conformal Mapping I
4.1 Defining Conformal Transformations
4.2 Transforming Complex Potentials
4.3 Translation
4.4 Magnification and Rotation
4.5 Complex Inversion and Inversion
4.6 Inversion of a Point
4.7 Inversion of a Triangle with Vertex at zc
4.8 Inversion of a Line
4.9 Inversion of a Circle
4.10 Inversion of Orthogonal Circles
4.11 Symmetry Preservation with Inversion
4.12 M¨obius Transform
4.13 Logarithm Transformation
4.14 Riemann Sphere
4.15 Charges at Infinity
4.16 Dielectric Cylinder and Line Charge
4.17 Floating Conductive Cylinder and Line Charge
4.18 Line Charge Between Two Concentric Conductive Cylinders Revisited
4.19 Nonconcentric Cylinders to Concentric Cylinders
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5. Conformal Mapping II
5.1 Riemann Mapping Theorem
5.2 Symmetry of Conformal Maps
5.3 van der Pauw Theorem
5.4 Thompson-Lampard Theorem
5.5 Schwarz-Christoffel Transformation
5.6 S-C Transformation with bn = 1
5.7 S-C Transformation onto a Unit Disk
5.8 Phase of A1
5.9 Exterior Angle for a Vertex at Infinity
5.10 Boundary Condition for Parallel Lines that Meet at Infinity
5.11 Polygons with Both Vertices at Infinity
5.12 Polygons with One Finite Vertex and One Vertex at Infinity
5.13 Polygons with One Finite Vertex and Two Vertices at Infinity
5.14 Polygons with Two Finite Vertices and One Vertex at Infinity
5.15 Polygons with Two Finite Vertices and Two Vertices at Infinity
5.16 The Joukowski Transformation
5.17 Polygons with Three Finite Vertices
5.18 Polygons with Four Finite Vertices
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6. Case Studies with Conformal Mapping
6.1 Parallel Plate Capacitor
6.2 Characteristic Impedance of Lossless Transmission Lines
6.3 Charge Imaging on Infinite Plate
6.4 Field Plates
6.5 Trigate FinFETs
6.6 Uniform Electric Field
6.7 Circular Conducting or Dielectric Cylinder in a Uniform Electric Field
6.8 Elliptic Dielectric Cylinder in Uniform Electric Field
6.9 Limitations for conformal mapping
6.10 Conclusions
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Chapter 7. Other Fields of Physics
7.1 Translating to Other Areas of Physics
7.2 Steady Electric Current
7.3 Magnetostatics
7.4 Steady Heat Power Flow
7.5 Fluid Dynamics
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Appendix A. Differentiating an Integral
Appendix B. Dirac □-Function
Appendix C. Elliptic Integrals
Appendix D. Jacobi’s Elliptic Functions
Appendix E. Gamma and Beta Functions
Appendix F. Gauss’s Hypergeometric Function
Appendix G. Dilogarithm and Trilogarithm Functions
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Index